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Sarah Crewe and Claire Allen discuss Liverpool, echoes and male violence: #BlogTour

By - David
Posted on August, 14, 2020August, 13, 2020

The poetry collection that most impressed us in 2018 was Floss by Sarah Crewe (Aquifer). Crewe compounds feminism with a psychogeography of Liverpool. At HFP we sometimes describe psychogeography as “going somewhere to see what isn’t there”. By adding female and working class history, Crewe raises the question of why particular things are not there,

FREE UK Delivery on 2 or more books.

By - David
Posted on July, 26, 2020July, 26, 2020

Our new UK delivery charges: One Book: £2.252 or more books (over £25): FREE within UK

The Blogbird

By - David
Posted on July, 15, 2020July, 15, 2020

Announcing The Blackbird blog tour 2020! https://yearsofreadingselfishly.bloghttp://neverimitate.wordpress.comhttp://davidjcollard.blogspot.com|https://booksteaandme.bloghttps://thebobsphere.wordpress.comhttps://henninghamfamilypress.co.uk We are grateful to the above book bloggers who have given their time to read and review The Blackbird by Claire Allen. Follow their blogs, look for book giveaways and exclusive interviews and guests; Dr Sophie Oliver, Lecturer in English Literature at University of Liverpool; and Sarah Crewe,

“Well, you can now see and know that I am here”

By - David
Posted on April, 30, 2020April, 30, 2020

Mr. Beethoven arrives today. It takes irreverence to pay tribute to an iconoclast. Paul Griffiths’ invention, wit and skill have created the Beethoven 250 tribute. We could not be more proud of this book. Travel to the United States in their infancy. Watch Boston society boil with anticipation as it produces Beethoven’s biblical oratorio. Feel

COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Statement

By - David
Posted on March, 30, 2020March, 30, 2020

Live Events The launches of Mr. Beethoven by Paul Griffiths and The Blackbird by Claire Allen are postponed until Autumn 2020. Register your interest at david[at]henninghamfamilypress.co.uk Buy Books You can still use our online shop as normal. Orders are sent direct from NBN International, who are observing strict measures to keep staff and customers safe.

Poetry Book Fair picks : only FOUR deluxe “60 Lovers…” left!

By - David
Posted on February, 22, 2020February, 21, 2020

Sophie Herxheimer’s artists’ book version of 60 Lovers To Make And Do has found a lot of admirers. There’s no point making a buy now button for this book. If you want to secure one of the final copies, find us today at Free Verse Poetry Book Fair (Conway Hall) or email david@henninghamfamilypress.co.uk £50

We’ve been shortlisted for British Book Awards 2020!

By - David
Posted on February, 21, 2020February, 21, 2020

We are delighted to have been shortlisted for the Nibbies Small Press of the Year for the second year in a row! The British Book Awards recognise innovation and achievement in publishing. The shortlisting recognises our Split Editions of 60 Lovers To Make And Do, by Sophie Herxheimer, and Mud by Chris McCabe. It also

Mr. Beethoven launches on Unbound!

By - David
Posted on February, 13, 2020February, 12, 2020

The peerless online publishing platform, Unbound, has invited us to hold our pre-sale for Mr. Beethoven, by Paul Griffiths, with them. We’ll be pulling back the curtain on our studio with the most powerful publishing algorithms on the planet. You can read an extract and buy all editions here: https://unbound.com/books/mr-beethoven Paperback – £13 (FREE UK

60 Lovers Deluxe Covers

By - David
Posted on February, 3, 2020February, 3, 2020

We made bespoke book cloth for 15 deluxe copies of Sophie Herxheimer’s 60 Lovers To Make And Do. The gold silk, which Sophie screenprinted, is the same material used to make her dress for the launch at the Cinema Museum!

60 Lovers To Make And Do launches!

By - David
Posted on October, 2, 2019October, 2, 2019

Harpreet Kalsi captures our Cinema Museum launch in glorious color! Harp (thatthingyoupluck.com – geddit?) flicked through Herxheimer’s brand new artists’ book, 24 pages per second, coming away with the idea to collage the night’s patrons of the arts with the curious artefacts of the silver screen that surrounded us. So look closely. Herxheimer herself becomes

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